Election Simulator: Retro RPG

"Hinata Prefecture is going nowhere. Time to change that!" You quit your job at the prefectural office to run for governor. Your rivals: Gozo Gonda, the incumbent chasing a fourth term, and Hikari Arai, a popular former TV announcer. You have 17 days. Walk every corner of a pixel-art prefecture and grab the win on election night! ■ CAMPAIGN ON FOOT • Shake hands, give stump speeches and put up your posters • Every area cares about different issues: farming in the village, jobs at the industrial park • Win the trust of the farm co-op, fishery co-op, chamber of commerce and labor union, and earn their endorsements • Ride the campaign car, take a break at the hot spring or the corner café • Scheduled events: public debates, a live TV debate, the hot-spring festival, a college fair and more ■ GOOD DEED OR TRAP? All kinds of things happen while you're out on the street. • Help an old woman carry her bags... and it turns out she's the mother of a local power broker • Break up a street fight... and the kids end up putting up your posters • Help a young woman who feels unwell... and a tabloid prints a "midnight tryst" photo!? • An envelope stuffed with cash, followers for sale, a suspicious petition, a dinner invitation from the construction lobby... Good intentions can backfire, and turning something down can pay off big. ■ NAIL-BITING ELECTION NIGHT At 8 PM on election day, the TV returns begin. Votes pile up area by area until someone is projected the winner. Win big and you're called the moment the polls close. ■ FEATURES • Retro chiptune music that changes with every scene • Auto-save: pick up right where you left off • Share your result and title with friends • Plays offline (ads and sharing need a connection) • English and Japanese Seventeen days. One prefecture. Your campaign starts now.

First release of "Run for Governor!" - A 17-day governor's race across a pixel-art prefecture - Give speeches, shake hands, put up posters and win endorsements - Good deed or trap? Random encounters and scandals - Public debates, a live TV debate and more events - Election-night returns: get projected the winner! - Retro chiptune music for every scene - Auto-save, Japanese and English